Home |
Search |
Today's Posts |
#1
|
|||
|
|||
Lawn Inversion
Hello all,
I've got a lawn, about 50' x 70'. It's more than half weeds, despite several years of half-hearted spraying and picking. The grade is wrong; it slopes to the middle of the yard. So basically I want to start anew. My intended course of action is to flip over the lawn (after the fall) by shovel to a depth of 8" (so that no weeds return). Then bring in topsoil and grade. Leave over the winter for further settling. In the spring, fix any holes caused by settling and then seed. This is a major project, so I would really appreciate any suggestions. |
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
Display Modes | |
|
|
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Forum | |||
Lawn advice ... suggestions for a lawn alternative for shady damp area | United Kingdom | |||
New lawn now 2", leave trimmings on lawn? | United Kingdom | |||
Riding lawn mower and lawn roller | Gardening | |||
Lawn Inversion | Gardening | |||
Can I Use Scotts Lawn Pro Step 4 Lawn Fertilizer for Overseeding? | Lawns |